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EllaLink and SPLANG Begin the Lay of the French Guiana Branch

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By Kieran Clark Verified
| Submarine Telecoms Forum
4.3 min read Dublin, Ireland – EllaLink and Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN) hosted a delegation from SPLANG, the Government of Maranhão (Brazil) and the international financial institutions of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) across two of ASN's facilities: the Les Ulis headquarters, for technology demonstrations; and the Calais factory, to witness the loading of the Lum@link cable onto the cable ship.
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Malaysia Is Getting a Huge Undersea Cable Network to Reduce Internet Disruptions

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By Kieran Clark Verified
| Submarine Telecoms Forum
0.9 min read The Sambungan Kabel Dasar Laut MADANI (SALAM) initiative will link Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, and Sarawak through a new submarine cable system, creating a more resilient and geographically diverse domestic network, according to the MCMC's announcement on 16 July. According to The Edge Malaysia, the upcoming network will consist of four submarine cable segments spanning approximately 5,582km.
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China's First Domestically Made Smart Deep-Sea Cable-Laying Vessel Enters Service in Shanghai

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By Kieran Clark Verified
| Submarine Telecoms Forum
1.6 min read China's first domestically designed and built deep-sea intelligent cable-laying vessel, Tianyi Linghangzhe, was commissioned in Shanghai on Wednesday and launched a full-system trial voyage for subsea cable-laying, a major step in strengthening the infrastructure underpinning the growth of computing power and artificial intelligence (AI), state broadcaster CCTV News reported on Thursday.
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